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IL Is not surprising that order has been
issued at the Treasury fOrbdding The extension OF
further courteSieS 10 cert ain i-favOred men VINO
have been hanging about the building and making
repeated visits TO the vaults OF IaIe II would
have done no harm TO order the exclusion OF the
public generally from the vaults. There is nothing
In such place for anyone 10 See which cannot b,.
seen equally We'll 1T the nearest corner gEscery
There are some bundles and some bags. Inauisi
tive Sight-SeerS are assured that the bags con-
tain certain amount OF coin and the bundles n
certain amount OF paper currency, and Their. the
exhibition ends. The immense satisfaction which
tne average tourist feels at having seen and
perhaps touched with his fingers. a receptacle
holding such sum, is supposed 10 compensate for
the fisk always involved in taking unknown
persons into the nations great Si0rehouSe On
The other hand, the constant interrupt ion 10 the
WOrH OF the TreasurerS Office in recei wing and
Starting these exploring parties, and the con-
sumption OF the time OF the attendants who act as
guides, and who are paid by the government for
other and more useful work, seem never to be con-
sidered; yet every Treasurer has complained OF il
SINCE the custom began. Why would nor this be- 4
good time for putting an end 10 I wholly sense
less proceeding of daily occurrence:
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MosrHs BEroRr

THE PUBLIC HAD AN IDEA OF THE MAGNIFI-
CENT STRUCTURE WE WERE GOING TO BUILD.
THERE WAS BEING CAST FOR US IN IRON THE
BASE OF OUR WINDOWS. ON WHICH WAS THE
WORD OUTFITTERS-
O-U-T-F-IT-T-E-R-S
IT TOLD THE WHOLE STORY OF OUR PUR-
PosE-wH1cH WAS TO FURNISH TO THE MALE
PORTION AN ENTIRE OUTFIT, PURcHAsABLE
UNDER ONE ROOF. AS ONE DEPARTMENT
WAS MADE COMPLETE. ANOTHER WAS ADDED,
UNTIL TO-DAY, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF
FEW MINOR ITEMS TO BE ADDED SHORTLY,
WE CAN PROVIDE AN ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR
ANY OF THE MALE SEX. SO YOU CAN EASILY
SEE THAT THE ORIGINAL IDEA HAS BEEN
NEARLY FULLY ACCOMPLISHED, AND THE
WORD oUTF1TTERs THAT Is ATTACHED AL
MOST INsEPARABLY TO THE FOUNDATION OF
THE HOUSE HAS THE MEANING OF THE WORD
AMPLY ILLUSTRATED WITHIN ITS WALLS.
SO MUCE HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN THE
BRIEF PERIOD OF EIGHTEEN MONTHS, THAT
WE MAY SAFELY SAY THAT IN EIGHTEEN
MORE WE WILL RAISE THE RECORD TO
HIGHER STANDARD THAN EVER WE SHALL.
ADD TO THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF CLOTHING,
TAILORING, HATS, FURNISHINGS AND SHOES.
SUCH DEPARTMENTS AS WE MAY THINK NE
CEsSARY, OR BELIEVE THE DEMANDS OF OUR
PATRONS JUSTIFY US IN SUPPLYING. EN-
GAGGED AS WE ARE IN LEGITIMATE MERcHAN-
DISING. WE SHALL ENTER INTO ANY BRANCH
OF IT THAT IS NOT PROTECTED BY PATENT
RIGHTS, AND NO COMBINATION THAT Is
EARTHLY IN CHARACTER CAN OR SHALL. PRE-
VENT OUR DOING So WE ASK NO FAyoRs
OF COMPETITORS AND HAVE NONE TO GRANT.
WE ARE ABLE. WITHOUT EGoT1sM OR F1NAN-
CIAL BOAST. TO COPE WITH THE BEST IN THE
LAND, AND WE HAVE ATTAINED TO THIS po-
srTIoN BY A QUARTER OF CENTURIES HON
ORABLE RECoRD-ITs THE FRUITS OF DIR
LABoRs. AND THE PUBLICs APPRECIATION OF
THEM. AND NOW THAT WE HAVE GIVEN m
WASHINGTON AN ESTABLISHMENT SECOND
TO NONE IN THE COUNTRY, IN EVERY MAN
NER IDENTIFIED WITH IT'S BEST INTERESTS
WE FEEL GRATEFUL IN ACKNOWLEDGING, THE
GENEROUS SUPPORT ACCORDED TO Us. IF IN
THE PAST WE HAVE MER1TED IT, THEN TO.
DAY WE DESERVE IT MORE THAN EVER FOR
NEVER BEFORE HAD WE A STOCK SO COM.
PLETE, so THOROUGH. AS WE ARE NOW DIS.
PLAYING.
WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE you ANY
TIME FROM AM TO PM.
sAKs COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES OUTFITTERS =
mh"3 800 to 500 Seventh st.
nNE FINE SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANO
SSl.3: one second hand Knabe $50: one 6 octayc
Cnlckerfng. $50. HUGO WORCH CO. OBJ, 3fh at
w Special bargains in uprghts. Pianos to rent
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BARGAIN DAYS. REMNANT DAYS.
THIS THURSDAY
THIS FRIDAY, }
LANSBURGH & BROS

r rn1s ra1n4n z ssi
10000 Cakes CASTLE Soap, Sc.
s9n p per pHo cakes to box
o sanianEnes Face Powder 13c per box; usual price
ch1faren's Embroidered col,asa &c. 5 a,nsren.
a NEW goods spG worth $o
| all sizes usually sold at Goo.
R se sn %s
,s 10 dozen Psrcale Chemsettes l9c, worth soc all
90 dozen Nurses Cambria Aprons, scalloped all
1000 boxes Tourist Ruching, 14c. per box: 6 yards
sasass Rn ssns;s S1s
Sorth S15O will be sold at Csc; only sizes 81, So 6,
St Pillow Sss 5s.h ss s and s g.
chance Hotel Housekeepers ms Is an elegant
terms Of hs best Batis,e Designs
as n the ma "a
gres equal IN value to nn aT :aa mostly light
give the pubic Tie nenet ~ se IN ss
Of French sateen Rensn Rsr " dark and
lot Of per sdr Bs werh 4
Chance eeP t a f worth This is an extraordinary
Franeaise Remnants in dark ana light figures at 1Oc.
Thursday and dn Fr SlSe only lot of new
style Drab aud Brown Dress Goods inclnlnr Hs1nii-
considerably more '/z'' p'A S'i'' WIZ
Ssans eaos S Cotton %
| &c: per yard worth 10 and 12tc
A Job Lot of heavy Turkish Touels fn,l s;za only
| 10c., worth at least 15c ' A' eiA'' '
cases OF light and dark figured sattecn Remnantsa
INC extremely low ure of SIC, worth at least lOc.
! at such figures? e0 ~ NC Aoe
In order to reduce heavy stock of Spreads and
| auctions: Aeii"iAN" Az
~ Honey, Comb Spread for GaNc. warranted
12-4 Double Warp Extra Heayy spec;ol for Or
! former price 81 pa 'f " ~
A IA Narseilles Spread at 81 10 and 81 which
heretofore have been selling for 1925 and $50
For the benefit of purchasers who believe i'm buype
% Qualities we offer heavy British Mar
| se n special, at Sd 30: regular value So.
| , Our well-known "tienesta" White Blanket which
mas been selling rapidly for 81 10 we will sell for
i9mrsday and Friday only for the low price Of 81
| Our Hec3 Ia Blanket, excellent fabric heavy
weight we offer at S., 90; former price 80
We have also a 1O-4 Silver Gray Blanket which we
Oner at 30 good value at s 70.
A small lot of the We-known German RlaDket we
will sell at 1923 for Thursday and Friday only
In Comforts we will offer one great specalty our
w 20 Comforts for 20. This is the bargain Of
ALL and should be highly appreciated by all judges.
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The latest Doodle alderman I'm the prisoners
DOCK IN New York city tried the Old game OF work
ing On lhe IeehhgS OF The jury, by surrounding
himself with an interesting family tncI,dineg :,
pretty daughter OF eighteen years. An extra
feature was thrown H. in the shape OF an Old
woman who repeatedly forced her way up tn mis-
girl and kissed her rapturously. At this rate or
increase IN dramatic effects in the ccur,-rooto
there is no telling what viii happen when he
boss boodler himself, Jake Sharp, comes tor,e
oyerhauled.
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Joseph 1gnace kraSztwSki, the Polish author
and Journalist. whose death is noted in q recent
0lspatch from Geneva, was perhaps the most VOL
luminous writer OF our generation. collection OF
his works, it is estimated, would fill more than
seven hundred gOOd-SiZed volumes; and even with
This immense amount OF literary labor on his hands
he found time to prepare and deliver a multitude
OF lectures, TO compose music for the pianOforte
and TO paint in oil and water cOlors decorate por-
ceLain and enSrave pictures on wood. Most Of his
efforts In letters and on the platform have been
directed TO the improvement Of the con-
Citlon OF his cOUntTymen; and, although
he removed from Poland To Germany.
ne remained an ardent patriot. In ISS3
having then reached the age OF seventy-one and
being possessed OF an abundant fortune he was
1ndiscreet enough to lend his aid to secret reyo-
lutionary movement, and was sentenced to i'm
priSonment on charge OF betraying military
secrets 10 France and Austria, but was soon re-
leaSed-through what influence was never known
IL has been shrewdiy suspected in some quarters
that his arrest was made and an Indictment found
against him at the 1nSIigation of Russia, whose
Polish subjects We're carrying on a seditiouS cor
reSpondenee with him; and that. a change being
imminent in the relations OF Russia and Ger
many the latter power concluded not TO act longer
as Russian police agent
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The German goyernJre Mt has ono source OF reve-
hue which IL would be hard for the political econo-
ra!sts 10 classify. 1t maintains q military system
whose feature Of compulsory service drives
thousands Of rs young into exile, and then it
c0nfiseates their property II they do not return.
This must net the Imperial treasury very neat
incoEnefn the course OF year.
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Mrs. Annette w wilkins Hicks-L0ri has hard
time taking care OF her treasures. 1t was only a
IL" years ago that she was carrying her aged
bridegroom about frorn place 10 place. and keeping
him hidden for fear lest sOe OF his excited rela-
lives should take him away from her; and BOW SIN,
Is warned by the theft OF Two or three thousand
dollars worth OF silyerware, gold and bric-a-brac
that she must bar the windows or her whole house
Ike prison. There is a degree OF opulence which
makes as much OF a slave or one as poverty.
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Morr Nrw Fppvcu S.rrp,s
Monr NEW DREss Goops.

lXAORE In EW AIRESS OOODS.
Arrivals daily. We are showing all the new
est weaves in the latest Spring Shades Dresses
for Easter should be bought this week Do not
crowd your dress maker. We draw your atten-
ton to the following extra good bargains:
46-in. Atwood Gilbert Suitings-Navy Mry-
tie, Seal and Wine. Worth Acc. Only 31ck.
per yard.
Table Full of Miscellaneous Dress Goods,
including Cancels Hair Beiges, Check Suitings,
Trcots, &c. All the popular Spring Shades.
Only 5Oc. These represent the best value ever
in. Atwood Check Suitings, spring effects.
Worth Gao. Only sec. per yard.
4O-in. Ail-wuol Check Suitines-Blue Brown
and Gray effects Only 75c. per yard.
)2-in. All-woOl Check Basket Sutings A new
weave in a great variety of choice Spring
Shades. Only 81 per yard
54-in. All-wool Hair-line Striped Suitings,
light weight, dark effects. Only $l.25 per
yard.
42-in. Allw DOL Knickerbocker Suitings, light
and medium effects. Rough, stylish fabric.
Only 81 .25 per yard.
52-in. Atwood English Check Suitines,
smooth finished three or four coors combined,
with gray predOminatng. Only 81 80 per
yard. Same goods in half dozen or SO plain
shades of Ecru Tan and Gray. Only 81 50 per
yard.
Superb stock of Cream Wooden Fabrics All
the old and many new weaves. Low prices.
mh23 WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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THE MILLINER'S ART.
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The fac; that Mr.. FairchIIds name IS not In the
MS 81 Interstate commerce commissioners viii
ffiae rebdeing among his friends, who want to see
Mn take higher seat Ia the administration.
bynagogue
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FOR RENT STORES.

INOR RENT-ON April. 18Th. 1887, STONE
Il northwest corner 9TH and l. SITS. N. w, including
hXtures for many years past been occupied drug
store. " q Dt'NAIl.
(SucCessor TO DuNall A Marrl,
mhlS-.t g15 n "a W
IrOR RENT THREE NEM STORES AND DMEII-
Ings parties wishing a good business stand would
o well 10 look At 1902 1906 and 1905 18th ~. ~ ".
The stores and of the best business ioca
tons IN the city. Apply To J. W. L. MYERS 1i2S
New York ave, 10 the owner, ". =. kpOSE, l.s.s3
Penn. ave. key at 1904. NH limo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. LAUN'
w dresses, chamheunai5s houscheepors, nurses
sales LADIES' seafstreSses waiters IN families, hotels
&c: Nurses Tor physicians and hosi1trls- r NJ
bohNhAM. osoo'S2 ST NV. mh2.s-3t.
WANTED-Bf BOY. SEVENTEEN YEARS OF
w are a.: good habits. economical. Trustworthy and
perfectly reiiabic Situation in wholesale or larSe
retail grocery store TO learn the business not an
It,
WANTED-PoSITI0N OF ENGINEER; BEST OF
Star Office. IT,
WANTED-BT 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
as,ua,lon as waitress in ,linllgrpoIu can iiir-
nish good references. Address Box r. Starafcc L.
WANTED-BY RtSPEcTABI.E WIDOW LADY
riscc as NcEetahe cook. in some business place
preferred; reference given Apply at 496 Maryland
avenue sw. 1t.
WANTED - GOOD BUSINESS MAN. WITH
v inuch experlence who is first class hookkeepcr.
nianSitr anu collector would like nation ia some
estspusI neft where his services would b. api'rl-
ased Aadress MARSHALL. Star oiire. mh22-:li-
WANTED-BY A DRUG CLERK GRADUATE OF
inlisSaeirha coiesre Of Pharmacy four years eN-
Star Office. nh.,.,-:St.
"ANTED - KNOWN - NAT LABOR BUREAU.
he3dqrarters for reliable help FOR any capacity,
In househoius. hotels stores and oices-lrivers bat
mh19-6t'
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bSt"een Minister Phelps and Commissioner
walker, the staunch republican state OF vermont
pretty wen taken care OF under this democratic
administration
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Mrs. G. ". SHAW, East Baltimore street, says:
Il have suffered from weakness for years, and used
many remedies for it without any benefit have used
Stunpf's Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic for month,
and my surprise gainedn weight about ten pounds
and take freely without feeling fatigued
think it is really wonderful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-23

Mr.. GIESEN, President of the Journal Publishing
Company says:
zone year ago suffered from IN attack of rheuma-
tis that could not reach my Office without assist
Seeing notice of Stumpfs Iron and Wild Cherry
Tonic, commenced using it. used four bottles and the
pain left and have good cause TO praise its merits
have had NO return Of my malady.n
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'S1MMoNrs CAss1nEREsn

'SS1mmosrs CAss1nEREsn
TAKE AS HIGH RANK AMONG IMPORTED
GOODS AS THE 'HAMS" OR "ROCK" CAssI-
MERES DO AMONG DOMESTIC. THEY
RANK so HIGH THAT WE DON'T THINK
ANY MERCHANT TAILOR MAKES THEM UP
TO ORDER FOR LESS THAN $45 s5OA
SUIT.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
LINE OF THESE GOODS IN PLAIN. QUIET
STYLES. IN CHECKS, PLAIDs, MIXTURES
AND STRIPES. WE MAKE THEM UP TO
ORDER, WITH FIRsT-CLAss TRIMMINGS,
AT $50 AND s35 AsUIT.
THEY ARE ALL LIGHT WEIGHTS, AND
ARE PARTICULARLY SUITED FOR SPRING
AND EARLY SUMMER WEAR IN THIS Gil
MATE.
THE FIRST DEMAND IN THE SPRING Is
FOR CHEAP SUITS, AND WE PROVIDED
FOR AND MET THAT DEMAND, AS SHOWN
BY THE QUANTITY WE HAVE MADE UP
SINCE THE MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY.
FROM THIS TIME ON THE DEMAND
WILL BE FOR F1NERaooDs, ANDw FEEL
SURE THAT NO ONEIN WASHINGTON CAN
SHOW AS LARGE AN ASSORTMENT OF
FINE PIECE GOODS AS CAN BE SEEN IN
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
WE SHOW LINES OF FINE GOODS THAT
NO ONE ELSE IN THE CITY HAS. AND
THEY ARE THE NEWEST AND BEST
STYLES.
En- BARNUM L CO.
mh23 o31 PENNSYLVANIA AvEyrr
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THE MILILNER'S ART.

Ladies Of fashion respectfully invited to visit the
NEW MILLINERY PARLORS of the Palais Royal
where exhibited the latest imported novelties, as
also the productions of Madame Namara. The diff
ference in price, think will alone enable you to de-
tect the one from the other We also show bonnets-
and hats untrmmed, and keep in stock superb assert
ment of the latest novelties for trimmings The mod
crate prices charged for such and the recognized skill
of Madame Namara in their manipulation offers an OPP
portunty to obtain bonnet unsurpassed for elegance
and STYLE and at almost half the price usually demand
ed by artist mners. call at your earliest conven-
fence is requested as Madam Namara, though support
ed by an efficient corps of assistants, personally
ranges the designs More time can be given you now
than in the immediate future. Respectfully,
TIcNER
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Inc character OF the men cornnoSfnC the inter
state commerce commission will generally be con-
sidered ample compensation for me long DELAY in
their appointment. IT. would have been hard.
perhaps lmpe Ssihle, TO find 1urist whose knovl-
euSe OIL railroad law surpaSses Judge CoOley's He
mas oeen counsel for some OF the leading CON-
p;theS, ana on the bench always refused TO b.
Ho'eu Oy popular clamOr against the carrying
corporations at a time when more flexible n.agis-
trateS Were bending or less TO the expressed
pPjuohcfS OF the voting masses Mr. Morrison
STANDS nigh as lawyer, has made his mark IS a
national legislator and has always been REGARDED
as an honest friend Of the common people MI
Schoonmaker is one OF the mos prominent law
yers in The interior OF New York state. and made
record, during his term as attorney general as =
reformer OF notorious abuses by which the state
treasury was Systematically robbed OF Nessrs.
walker and Bragg less is generally known than OF
Their associates ON the commission, but both OF
them have had experience in their own states as
railroad commissioners, and are therefore pre-
sumptiyely acquainted with the leading phases Of
The transportation problem. In politics the COM
mission naturally divides itself between a demo-
cratic majority and q republican minority. The
representative character OF each OF the demo-
cratic members viii pass without question: Mr..
Walker has The partisan endorsement of senator
EdInunds; and Judge cooley, though some repub-
Hcan extremists may find fault with his classified
ton as member OF their party on account OF his
record as strict cOnStTuctOniSt of the COnstitu-
ton, would nevertheless. if quest Oned pronounce
himself without qualification republican.
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NEW SpR1sa DRrss Goops

". NJ. SINISTER SONS
nave opened every day for the past week large A.
sortmenfs of the Newest Styles in choice
WOOL FABRICS FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
ENGLISH TwEEDs, SCOTCn CHEvIOTs, FRENCH
"oRSTEDS, in Latest Designs and Colorines,
MAKING the most complete Stock of NOVELTY
ph1ss GOODS to be found in this market, strictly
ATWOOD, from Toe. to 81. so per yard
New CHINA SILKS, in Choice Designs
Great Bargains in WHITE PONGEE for Commence
ment Dresses.
SURAH SILKS, all Colors. Striped and Checked
Surahs. Special Bargain in Black Rhadarnes Mt n "a
worth Sl50. New Designs in Printed Chale. :
largest and Most Complete Assortment Of FINE
FRENCH SATINES.
ONE PRICE
v. II. SHUSTER SONS,
BIO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
y. B.-The Best is the Cheapest mho3
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IRON AND WILD CHERRY TONIC

Will in all prove the wishedfor and grateful re-
storative short trial will carry conviction Usual
quantity. wine elassful before meals, particularly
before breakfast. If the stomach is weak, COM
nlend0 with half q wine-slass full. All may take the
IRON AND WILD CHERRY TONIC with the utmost
safety Its component parts of the choicest pro-
ductions of the vegetable kingdom. carefully COM
pounded by chemical process, forming an exqusitey
harmonious and vitaliZing elixir 1t Will retain Its
brliancy and properties i'll any climate and temper
Azure, and family should be without this promoter
of health and vitality.
If you wish perfect digestion, USE IRON AND
WILD CHERRY TONIC.
II You desire vigorous nervous system USE IRON
AND WILD CHERRY TONIC.
If you would refresh overtaXed body OF brain,
USE IRON AND WILD CHERRY TONIC.
If you would ward Off Malaria, USE IRON AND
WILD CHERRY TONIC.
If invited to drink don't wish to refuse, by all
means take wine glassfulI Of IRON AND WILD
CHERRY TONIC.
Sold by
GROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND WINE MERCHANTS.
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FOR RENT FLATS.

II THE "B. AND O." FLATS,
CORNER BOTH AND VI Sis. v w
These flats arranged for housekee,nng are new
and convenient W. and q. AZ. A. cars pass the
door. For Ians, prices and fun particulars apply 10
THOS. j. FISHER a. CO,
Inh2l-6t l314 st N NJ
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Price. so CENTS PER BOTTLE.

To insure genuineness, that the signature and
hnprints of r. STUMPF labels and bottles, and
that each bottle protected by bearing the signature
OF L. STUMPF, III raised letters.
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Exc Commissioner OF Patents Montgomery, as
might have been expected, denies the current It.
port that he is to fill the vacancy the District
bench No nonresident OF intelligence and bust
ness affairs unskilled in District law and practice,
can afford 10 take this lOw-salared. but RESPONSE
Bile and eXacting Office. Moreover it viii be al
most Impossible to find 4 Nonresident, willing 70
accept the office, whom The District can afford TO
have. The members of the court are probably not
DESTROYS OF taking an apprentice To learn and ad-
minister District law simultaneously. No outside
lawyer OF great ability ana success at home viii
surrender his practice for a seat on the District
bench, unless it be Judge cooley, who having sac
rhced, it Is said, $1,000 per annum as receiver
for an interstate colnmiS5iOnership nj $500 per
annIn, may perhaps b. willing to take the District
Judgeship at further discount. The only justii-
cation OF nonresident appointment has been
found in the supposed possibility OF securing for
tbs place such q man as Judge Cooley. THE STAR
does not see any such possibility, and hopes that
the revised version OF the democratic platform
does not promise all the District Offices without
exception, 10 nOn-reSidentS So that no conSidera-
tion OF what is wiseSt and best can by any posi-
bidty lead TO a local appointment in such a case
rs the present.